Scott Slack no

***** Nice Ass!

@Kevin Bettinger innit

I believe that so much, we just ordered our M135i. before the plate change and new model. massive discounts!! 😁

+den525 and much more reliable.

You spoke to soon.. 4wd now.. 😂

Moraru Marian Dumitru Andrei Nah, she looks better beside the Ferrari California. A perfect match!

I can't disagree with you there

Moraru Marian Dumitru Andrei maybe an avensis at best

Moraru Marian Dumitru Andrei I think that is pretty insulting. So you're saying Rebecca is ugly?

wagsbass doubt it

FrightfulAccountant The red 'Coral' leather is a no cost option in the UK

Mishal Chotai we found the replacement for the ginger bloke

They would do her until she won't be able to walk for weeks.

buy

Car ain’t bad either

u gay?

This

You're really confused aren't you?

Neil Nitin mm

BMW.

***** by the way i just got my 125i :P

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I'm sure his car bonnet isn't the only thing she's leaning on

ouuuuch @@TheKringer00

Fang-Zhou Jiang a lot of big car reviewers agree, I've always owned manual cars, I've drove autos at work but this is the first auto car I've owned and the gearbox is brilliant. its the same gearbox as the f type r and range rover sports etc

It is if you service them..

Kingsley Mpofu its been known since like 2012

+Mick lama 'notchy'

I'm pretty sure she said "notchy"...

Auto correct got me.

It make a clunk noise

The 3 series rivals the A4 and c class. Price and size wise the 1 series competes with the A3 and a class.

ah yeah, completely forgot about the A4 haha

What are you on about

Then why did you buy one?

i like it, but the new headlights on this look better

Less expensive to manufacture, more fuel efficient, more room for the back seats.

And what are cons comparing to rwd?

Alter Biggest con is FWD's inability to handle large amount of horsepower. In a RWD car, the front wheels are meant for steering the car, the rear wheels are meant for driving the car. In a FWD car, the front wheels have to do both (steer and drive), and they can handle only a certain limit of power before they go crazy. That's why you don't see any of the supecars being FWD.

nphung01 Thanks.

+Alter There's more...... FWD are more prone to understeer than RWDs.... They're also harder to maintain ground on a slopy hill or steep road. RWD does this better. PUSHING >>>> PULLING. With RWD there's more feel and commnuication, also, you can drift easier and you're going to turn sharper. And like nphung01 said, they can handle more HP. If you put a lot of HP on a FWD car, what often happens is 'torque steer', you go in a straight line, but if you let go of the steering wheel it turns out of itself. A Ford Focus RS (FWD, 300hp) often had that characteristic for example. The next big thing is that you can corner better with your right foot using RWD, meaning, that you can use the gas pedal to correct the turning in of a car by either lifting off the gas or pushing more of it sicne the power goes to the back wheels, meaning that more or less of the aft of the car will move to either push you more to the inside or to save you from oversteer (whcih often is what happens iwth RWD). AWD's have more grip. But RWD is the biggest fun because you can lose and regain that grip easily.

+Diogo Taira because Americans are too fat to get in.

+saganian1 hahahahahahahaha

Because, no V8!!!!

Omg you guys are cracking me up

Fer observer Not with that grammar!

i do like so!

You are right! But since she had said the word "tingly" earlier I just assumed it was "naughty"!LOL

momo koko stooopid

+nsulejma I'd take an A3 over a BMW 1 every day of the week

+Mx199D I owned both cars, 1 series and A3. For me driving is what the cars are made for and I prefer great handling so my choice is bimmer. A3 has little more space in the back but seats in back of a 1 series are much better

I've owned a fiesta, a golf, a 1 series, audi a3 and now an audi q5. with all those cars, i normally buy them when they are 3 yr old ( cars in uk loose half of its value on the first 3 years) with all those cars, I've had the most problems with 1 series, 4 mechanical issues in first year of owning it and a leaking rear door flooding the back seats (the car was 3 years old with 22k miles. My trusted mechanic of 12 years to advised me to sell it as everytime i bring it for repairs and has been fixing 1 series a lot lately and said they are not reliable cars, he would see bits and pieces about to break like rubber seals and stuff. a rubber seal can cost you £300-£500 on labor as everything you do with the one series is you have to take it all apart. I've had a fiesta that had minors issues but cheap fix, a golf for 4 years and no issues at all, an a3 is the same, but with my bmw is so much hassle unless you buy it from brand new with warranty, otherwise stay away from a 1 series. Issue i had was failed coil pack, then coolant leak which eventually became a bad coolant leak, rattling turbo, leaking rear doors, squeeking steering wheel, needed to replace the whole steering rack. the issues showed up in my first 8 months of ownership, after that I've lost confidence on the car having own a golf and never had a problem, if felt like i was going to break every 2 weeks. didn't wanna drive anywhere far as so worried id break down on a 3 year old 22k miles car. So never again will i buy a bmws. It sucks as they've always looked really nice and always wanted to own one but never again will i buy a bmw

5 years of driving 2012 BMW 1 series and not a single issue. So for me very reliable

Laguber 80% buy diesel the 20% who get petrol are not fleet owners

+Laguber That's some weak ass excuse man, don't believe what those idiots are saying, it's all made up to be able to easily force it down our throats. They were looking for a explanation they could get away with. I'm pretty sure more than 60% of BMW buyers know about the cars having RWD. Its a fucking lie to say that 80% is dumb.